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HANWORTH VILLA 2 CHIPSTEAD 5

DIV 1 SOUTH CEN
By BrianWatts

ANDY Kabuikusomo scored four goals as Chipstead ran riot at Hanworth.
His first – adjudged to have been carried over the line – was followed by a great pass out and an attacking run and shot, outstripping the Villa defence.
His third came after only two passes from the kick-off at the start of the second half.
Villa did manage to reduce the margin through Meshach Williams prior to Kabuikusomo sliding in to convert a cross.
A converted penalty from Michael Dixon made it five for Chipstead.
Tom Bender scored a late consolation for the home side...

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